CITATION: King ET Al v. Burwell, secretary of health and human services, ET AL. certiorari to the United States court of appeals, the court for the Fourth Circuit. No. 14–114. Argued March 4, 2015—Decided June 25, 2015, Affordable Care Act 2010 HOLDING: The ruling was 6 to 3. Yes, the court granted that the ACA Subsidies were constitutional. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the court 's majority opinion, followed by Justices Anthony Kennedy, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.
FACTS: Whether people agree or disagree with the Supreme court decision. On March 4, 2015, the supreme Court was in favor of President Barack Obama 's Health care law; (ACA). As a result, this decision allowed millions of Americans the …show more content…
I believe that is good advantage children can benefit from. ObamaCare facts suggest that 82% of children who do not have an insurance, will qualify for a free or will pay less for their insurance. Also, insurance helps people to pay less their insurance and protects them, when they have to go in the emergency. As a result, the statistic finds that the number of the person who had no insurance has decreased by 45%. Then, you are able to have a checkup once a year without paying a dime. In addition, some medicine as Blood pressure, cholesterol, are free. Another important good thing is that insurance cannot deny coverage for preexisting condition. Because I know someone who has insured while she had a preexisting condition for her …show more content…
The Court decision did get it right. In case, Universal Health Care was passed that will be the greatest solution for children, Senior citizen, military, Disabled people, etc. Imagine, if the opponents of the ACA desire to privatize healthcare had been passed, I am sure millions of Americans will be left without insurance, and their health will be seriously compromised. Then, the Opinion of the Court wrote that insurance will not be beneficial without the tax credits. As a result of that, the cost of buying insurance would surpass 8% for a large number of people income, which would exempt them from the coverage requirement. In addition, the court affirms that "Given the relationship between these three reforms, the Act provided that they should take effect on the same day—January 1, 2014. See Affordable Care Act, §1253, predesignated §1255, 1" (Pp
FACTS: Whether people agree or disagree with the Supreme court decision. On March 4, 2015, the supreme Court was in favor of President Barack Obama 's Health care law; (ACA). As a result, this decision allowed millions of Americans the …show more content…
I believe that is good advantage children can benefit from. ObamaCare facts suggest that 82% of children who do not have an insurance, will qualify for a free or will pay less for their insurance. Also, insurance helps people to pay less their insurance and protects them, when they have to go in the emergency. As a result, the statistic finds that the number of the person who had no insurance has decreased by 45%. Then, you are able to have a checkup once a year without paying a dime. In addition, some medicine as Blood pressure, cholesterol, are free. Another important good thing is that insurance cannot deny coverage for preexisting condition. Because I know someone who has insured while she had a preexisting condition for her …show more content…
The Court decision did get it right. In case, Universal Health Care was passed that will be the greatest solution for children, Senior citizen, military, Disabled people, etc. Imagine, if the opponents of the ACA desire to privatize healthcare had been passed, I am sure millions of Americans will be left without insurance, and their health will be seriously compromised. Then, the Opinion of the Court wrote that insurance will not be beneficial without the tax credits. As a result of that, the cost of buying insurance would surpass 8% for a large number of people income, which would exempt them from the coverage requirement. In addition, the court affirms that "Given the relationship between these three reforms, the Act provided that they should take effect on the same day—January 1, 2014. See Affordable Care Act, §1253, predesignated §1255, 1" (Pp